Differential Diagnoses: what to consider in patients who have isolated syncope and present asymptomatic

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A 26-year-old woman presents to the ED after 2 episodes of lightheadedness and near syncope that lasted 30-60 seconds each. She is now asymptomatic with normal vital signs and a normal physical exam. The following ECG is obtained:

Presenting ECG — Differential Diagnoses: what to consider in patients who have isolated syncope and present asymptomatic

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